History & theory

The Battle of Watling Street: Clash of Cultures The Battle of Watling Street stands as a pivotal moment in British history, where the forces of Queen Boudicca clashed with the…

The legend of the Jacobite Gold, a treasure linked to Bonnie Prince Charlie’s failed uprising, remains one of the most intriguing tales in Scottish history. Despite only one bag of…

During the devastating outbreak of the Black Death in London from 1348 to 1350, which claimed an estimated half of the city’s population, a recent study conducted by researchers from…

A recently discovered cemetery in Ukraine, dating back 1,000 years, has unveiled a trove of intriguing artifacts, including weaponry, jewelry, and a peculiar feature – buckets positioned around the feet…

The story of Mulan, revered beyond Disney’s cinematic adaptations, stretches back over 1,500 years, rooted in ancient Chinese folklore originating during the late Northern Wei Dynasty. Drawing inspiration from the…

When discussing the notable Mesoamerican civilizations, the focus often gravitates towards the Aztecs and Maya, overshadowing other significant cultures. However, the region of Mesoamerica, spanning from central Mexico to Honduras…

William Wallace stands as one of the most iconic figures in Scottish history, often immortalized as the valiant hero in the struggle for Scottish independence. However, beyond the legendary tales…

After fifty years of meticulous excavation by the University of Reading, the secrets of Silchester, an ancient Roman city in Hampshire, England, are set to be revealed to the public.…

In the chaotic period of 1722, Bartholomew Roberts, a notorious pirate, wreaked havoc and sought vengeance across the high seas. His ruthless nature became apparent following the death of Captain…

The long-held belief that Egyptians were the inventors of bread, credited with this culinary innovation around 8000 BC, has been challenged by evidence suggesting that Australian Aboriginals were baking bread…